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He lifted his head up and you could see the man bun, making it no other than Eren.

"Oh god, he's here," you groaned.

"Who?! Eren Jaeger?!" She said excitedly.

"Hitch-!"

"Yes...?" He interrupted as he dropped the weights and looked at her.

"Oh shit-"

"If you keep showing up at every place I go to I might begin to think you're a stalker!" You teased jokingly at him.

"Oh, it's nothing like that. I guess it's just a coincidence," he insisted as he stood in front of you.

"I know I'm being sarcastic," you informed.

"Oh. You should work on changing your tone a bit when you're being sarcastic, you sound exactly the same all the time. Just like your paintings," he replied.

"You make it really hard to not hate you-"

"My friend here would like to ask you if you'd be willing to give her some criticism on her art!" Hitch interrupted as she brushed your arm and stood next to you.

"Oh, would she now? I'm afraid I'd like to hear her ask for my help herself," he teased.

You rolled your eyes as you looked at Hitch. He stood in front of you, still shirtless, and rubbed his chin with his hand and a soft smile as he waited for your practical beg.

"Y/N! Ask already!"

"It's fine. I'll do it anyway, I don't mind. Besides I'd be happy to help someone with her level of skill further develop," he insisted while turning to walk away.

"Oh, almost forgot. Let me have your phone number," he asked.

Before you could even answer hitch began telling him your phone number instantly.

"Thank you. See you soon," he said as he walked away.

"He's hot. Stop being so damn stubborn and get your head out of your ass for once in your life! Let him help you at least," she groaned as she walked to the door with you.

"Fine but only so you won't pester me about this," you stated while you both walked out the gym doors together.

"I look forward to seeing your next piece. Keep me updated," she cheered while walking to her car.

"I will!" You replied as you turned to get in your car that was parked in front.

You began driving and as you did you heard a notification from your phone, you waited until you got home to check the message, and when you did it was from Eren.

He asked you if he could see you tomorrow to take a look at your work, you agreed and then got in the shower.

You walked to your car and drove yourself home. The rest of your night consisted of you slightly worried that he would end up hating every single piece of art you had.

Yet again you found yourself going to bed early, he said he'd come early afternoon so you'd spend the morning getting things together and cleaning your art desk. When the next morning came, that's exactly what you did. You put on some jeans and a tee, nothing fancy, and began setting up and arranging the canvases.

Around 2 pm you heard a knock at your door, you walked to the door and opened it to let Eren inside.

"I'm a little shocked you actually opened the door for me. I had a feeling you'd avoid me," he joked as he entered.

"Why would I agree to see you if I wouldn't let you in? That wouldn't make any sense?" You teased with a blank face.

"Uhm, I can't tell if you're joking or not again. Anyway, can I see your work?" He asked awkwardly.

You nodded and led him to your art room where your canvases were displayed for him to see a couple.

He stared at them for a moment and the room had gone silent. You couldn't hear his shoes against the hardwood floor or the humming he'd do.

"Well..-"

"They are all the exact same. Your skill is being displayed but they're all so damn exact," he scoffed at you as he stared.

"No, they aren't," you blurted.

"Oh? Is that so? Then please, tell me how these are different from each other? Look at them from my perspective," he insisted.

You pointed to three of your paintings and pointed to different spots in all of them.

"Here. They all may be the same color schemes but my artwork portrays a deadpan mood while also contributing to the appealing to the eye factor. For example, this forest is painting in black and white yet it has so much detail, it-"

"That's your problem. You need to branch out with your artwork, stop drawing the same emotion over and over again," he demanded.

It was silent for a moment before you caught him looking down at the floor for a second.

"I'm sorry, I don't mean to come off this harsh. I appreciate your skill but I hate how you're utilizing it," he informed.

"I understand I guess,"

"Let me offer my help instead, you can come by my place and I'll be more than happy to show you what I mean," he informed.

"I'll think about it..."

You were skeptical of going over to his house mainly because you were stubborn and stuck in your ways. You couldn't help but think about what's the better choice as he walked out of the room.